Diet is still crappy with more opportunities to snack adhoc during the day.
However now i dont have a 3hr roundtrip each day into the city so i am sleeping longer and running at least 5km every day outside with 30min elliptical and benchpress every other day.
Its been a full week so interested to see how this shakes out!
Not gonna lie, it started off the same. But as I continue to just stay at home I've become lazier and lazier and I haven't done a minute of exercise the past week. Diet is also slowly getting worse and worse.
It's been fine so far. I've changed to an almost complete body weight regiment from heavy lifting in the gym. You can do a lot with your own weight if you know how.
No, but minus the run it's what I've been doing. I need it to warm the fuck up before I can run outside though. Give me at least the mid-40s and I can warm myself up from there!
The dumbbells I'm using are just not heavy enough for strength training. I can't really anything for chest because I don't have a bench, and even then it's too light. I miss the gym.
30-40 sit-ups and push-ups a day... I need to get back to my normal 90-100 of both... bought a new indoor Schwinn exercise bike... my daughters and I ride 2-3 times a week.
After putting on like 13 pounds, started up my usual exercise routine again this week: jog/walk 5 days a week, lift weights 3 days a week and do supplemental cardio(wii fit, beat saber, etc) on the other 2 with weekends as rest days. Glad we have a treadmill here otherwise I'd just get fatter >.>
poorly - the gym is attached to my office, my commute included 2+ miles of walking so without going to work i've got nothing
i really regret returning my Oculus Quest last year, as i could use beat saber BUT i will have Ring Fit Adventure thanks to an incredibly kind soul here, though, so i am really hopeful right now
20 years of having my leftover muscle mass from football stay pretty consistent, and 3 weeks with no lifting has almost got me back to before my non-football playing shape. But I am doing 6 days a week of a body weight program along with 50 push-ups and sit-ups. I do need to find something to keep my leg strength up though. That's where I'm losing the most.
Been doing Ringfit in the morning and evening for 20-30 minutes, basically replacing my usual commute time.
Given my usual commute was like 5 minutes of walking and then a tram, I'm hoping I'll come out of this healthier than I went into it lol
30 minute walk around the park most days.
10-60 minutes yoga most days.
Always at least one of them.
Don't have enough calories for anything more muscle building, I miss eggs for breakfast. Although looks like the supermarkets are getting close to normal.
I usually lift twice a week but now that I'm no longer walkin to/from the train I gotta throw something else in there, too sedentary otherwise. Considering Ring Fit, it's just sittin there since my wife has been sick and not usin it lately.
Pretty much the same before the lockdown happened. P90X3 in the morning and 30 minute session of yoga at night. (I'm thinking of just replacing my lunch with the yoga routine since I don't really eat lunch anyways.)
Even with Ring Fit Adventure my exercise has been crap aside from taking walks around the neighborhood (with proper distancing from anyone I run across), however, my diet has been much better since this whole thing started since I'm obviously not eating out and getting takeout very rarely. I've lost some weight on the back of just the diet changes alone.
I like my personal space when exercising, and is it stands I have none. I have to wait until late in the evening to do it and by that time I'm ready for sleep. I do need to get back to yoga as my posture is getting crap and I feel all my muscles tightening and it's increasing my anxiety. Need those chest openers! :)
No lifting since I tweaked my shoulder right before this happened. 45 minutes of peloton, core work and virtual shoulder PT. Stinks but better than nothing.
I've taken to running around the perimeter of any empty parking lot near my house. According to google maps it's right at 1km, so it makes it easy to run a 5/10/15k.
I did really well the first two weeks but this one's been harder. Especially since all the jogging I had been doing aggravated an old strained arch. I'm trying to do more streching excercises but it's not the same.
Told myself I NEED to hit my goal weight this year and finally get all this weight off once and for all and so I'm working hard to keep things going without gym access. Working out twice a day at home M-F. Cardio every morning using an Airdyne, then cardio in the evening T/H, and Weights/Bands in the evening M/W/F.
It's not going at all. I used to get at least 10000 steps in a day easily but since I was laid off it's like 1000, maybe. I need to start up some sort of exercise routine, I keep procrastinating though.
(A Day) 7:00-7:20 Muscle-group-specific Ring Fit Routine
(B Day) 7:00-7:20 Outdoor Run for ~3 miles
After that I try to do a morning and afternoon walk that total around 5 miles a day.
So far between that and keeping a fair diet I've been doing alright! Saturday is my main rest day from my routine too, so I don't end up doing non-stop daily workouts.
The gym in my apartment closed and I've fallen off the wagon and lost my motivation. It sucks. This thread finally got me to order a new exercise mat and start hitting my floor. SIGH.
Right now my GF and I walk in the evenings for about 30 mins. I want to start doing more, especially in the morning. Does anyone have any pointers or routines for someone who is relatively out of shape?